Tview T726PL-GR 7 Inch Grey Pair Of LCD Car Headrest Monitor with IR Stereo

 

Tview T726PL-GR 7 Inch Grey Pair Of LCD Car Headrest Monitor with IR Stereo Transmitter

 

Item Description

Brand New Tview T726PL-GR 7" Grey Pair Of LCD Automobile Headrest Monitor w/ IR Stereo Transmitter Features: 7" TFT-LCD Monitor Car headrest Monitor Built in IR Stereo Transmitter (two.3/2.eight/three.2/three.8Mhz) Color Method: PAL/NTSC Compatible Two Audio Input Two Video Input Tube diameter: .4/.48/.50/.56 inch Distance of Poles: 4-8 inches adjustable On screen menu display DC 12 V power supply Blue screen when no signal input Adjustable image, brightness, contrast, volume Capable of dual channel or signal channel headsets Power on/off Bright backlit display Video 1 and Video 2 switch able from monitor Sturdy IR signal (two IR Sensors in each monitor) Color: Grey Also out there in Black Tan

Product Details

• Item Weight: 7.8 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B005DDBKEO
  

Technical Details

• 7" TFT-LCD Monitor Car headrest Monitor
• Built in IR Stereo Transmitter (2.3/2.8/3.2/3.8Mhz)
• Color System: PAL/NTSC Compatible
• Two Audio Input
• Two Video Input

Client Evaluations

You will notice that I have the same critique on the Pyle headrests. The reason for this is given that I bought both the Pyle headrests and the Tview headrests for two automobiles. The Pyle headrests matched my Toyota but not my Honda so I had to invest in the Tview headrests to match the color of my Honda. Basically the headrests are the similar. Identical installation and the instructions appear the very same also. I wonder if it is the same manufacturer for each brands. The massive plus for the Tview headrests is that the headrest doesn't sit back also far. So I did not require to purchase any headrest pillows. The Pyle headrests sit back honestly far so I did have to decide to buy the headrest pillows.
The massive plus for the Pyle is that there is a volume manage. It really is not the loudest when driving but hassle-free for listening when the vehicle is in park. The factor that puzzles me is that the Tview headrests do have audio cables but there is no volume control. I wonder if the audio cables are for IR headphones. I bought some XO vision headphones but it didn't function for the Tview. It operates on the Pyle though. I have my audio operating by way of the auxiliary in my car anyways so not a deal breaker for me.
I am very happy with this acquire. I've been looking for anything to maintain my toddler entertained for the auto rides and this does the trick. I initial tried a Coby Tablet and attached it to the headrest but the startup time on the Coby Tablet was just also lengthy and the resistive touch screen is just too difficult to get utilized to when you get implemented to a capacitive touch screen but anyways, receiving off on a tangent right here. I am presently using an iPod Touch with this and it works awesome, I'm just questioning if it would be far more cost effective to acquire a additional high priced headrest with a DVD player. I'll clarify the fees associated with this product and you can make the selection.
Installation was pretty straightforward. I am an typical-knowledge techie. You do have to run the cable by way of your auto seat. I installed this in two vehicles. In my Toyota, the cable just fell by means of to the bottom, no trouble whatsoever. In my Honda, there is some obstruction so I did have to remove the back plating to the automobile seat. General, not considerably of a issue, but be ready to do some operate obtaining that cable to run by way of the automobile seat. You do have to decide to buy an adapter to connect the power to your car. It comes with two wires, red and black, you can either connect it directly to your car's electrical (as well difficult for me, I chose the much easier route) or obtain a Enercell(tm) 12V/10A Solderless Car Adapter Plug from Radioshack for $six to connect it to your cigarette charger. Connecting the wires to this adapter is straightforward, it just takes some trial and error. Sometimes I had the wires in also far or not far enough. I tested it before I installed it in the automobile. I suggest you do the very same so you will not be playing with the wires in a cramped space beneath the auto seat. The last issue I did was to cover all of the wires with black electrical tape, not certainly important, but I did it just to add additional protection on the wires.
Additional Expenses.
-2 car charger adapters from RadioShack for $12 ($six every single) as noted above
-Electrical tape for $1
-A three port car charger adapter, the device that turns your cigarette lighter into three ports. The cord has to be long adequate to run to the bottom of your seat. This expenses anyplace from $ten-20 purchased right here on Amazon or at Fry's electronics. You require 1 port for each and every monitor and a different port for your video device.
-3 1 female to 2 male y composite splitters so that your video source can show on each monitors. At RadioShack, every splitter can expense about $8, on eBay, all three splitters will be about $8.
-iPod Touch 4G 8GB for $200. I am certain a portable DVD player with video out would work too but I like the Touch due to the fact I can control it a lot easier whilst driving. Surprisingly, the Touch is the only device I can locate with composite out. Most devices these days only have hdmi out. I did look at buying the older Touch models such as 2G or 3G but I use the Azul App on the Touch and it only supports the 4G model.
-Composite cable for iPod Touch for about $20 on eBay, Apple brand is about $30 I believe. Just make certain it supports your iPod Touch. I located that only certain ones help the 4G Touch.
-USB vehicle charger adapter for about $six-ten. For the iPod Touch, the composite cable also acts as a USB charger so I had to buy this USB vehicle charger adapter. I know some of the three port auto chargers have USB ports already so of course you won't have to have this if it does have the USB ports.
As you can see, there are alot of further fees linked with these headrest monitors. Probably about $30-45 to install the headrest monitors and an additional $225-$240 for the video device. So it could be improved to acquire the far more costly headrest monitor with the DVD player already included. The cause I didn't do this was mainly because based on alot of the evaluations on Amazon, the lower priced DVD headrest monitors had a lot of problems. Most of them commented that the DVD players would break more than time. Also I choose the iPod Touch for the reason that I have alot of avi/mp4 movies that can play directly from the Touch.
One particular even more factor I do want to mention is that the cords and adapters are all below the driver car seat and looks like a pile of mess. I'm confident you can order one particular of those boxes from RadioShack to hold all of these cables but then that is yet another cost. I do not mind the mess because it's not visible but I thought I would mention it. I'm sure you can go have it professionally installed but I'm certain it really is costly for some thing you can do on your personal.
As mentioned in the second paragraph, I could not get the audio working. I am guessing it demands specific IR headphones. But I have my ipod Touch connected to the auxiliary so no issue right here.
In conclusion, I do adore these headrests. I just thought a buyer would like to know the extra costs related with them.

I installed these today and they are wonderful. Picture top quality is awesome. Its nice having two video inputs so children can watch whatever they want if they don't like what IM watching up front. Install was straight forward and IM tremendously impressed. Gonna order a 2nd set for back seats.
I figured they had been so affordable they would suck but Im glad I went with them. So happy.... Its like Christmas.
I posted three pics above.

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